NO.1 ROMANCE BESTSELLER ON AMAZON INDIA He is tricked into marrying the wrong bride... "Prepare yourself for war... wife," he said with a cold smile on his handsome face.
To save her sweet and innocent sister from a marriage alliance with the powerful Thakvar family, Gauri Bhil tricked the groom at the wedding and became the bride.
Arrogant, commanding, and ruthless, Rishab Thakvar isn't the kind to forgive or forget. He declares war on her and vows to claim everything she has.
She is determined to stop him. But as she battles fiercely, her ruthless husband uses a weapon she can't fight. Desire. She realizes that anger and hatred can't withstand the flames of passion. And surrendering to the flames can cost her heart...
Twisted Flames is an enemies-to-lovers, hate-to-love, arranged marriage romance.
I was hoping for a more stronger Gauri and Rishab Character... They were good how ever it could have been better or probably my expectations were higher.
In anticipation of building sexual attraction, relationship building became weaker. Some written patterns were getting on my nerves. The author has written an "enemy husband" on every page and sentence. In some of her previous books it was always "fake husband, devil husband ". As a readers we understand the situation in story. No need to highlight that in every sentence. Instead she could have used a Nick name.
I understand the main male protogonist is good, but you need not have to take them to that extreme good in everything. Win/fight between them should be fair and equal. In this he is better than the female main character in archery, horse race, fight and everything. Though I loved she gives back in some ways but it's not enough.
Dear Author, I don't care what do you think of me . I too am romance writer ...I do want to you to know even desert females have the capacity to communicate without weapons .. here in this story there is no mahisasuraa then why do you not create more verbal communication between the two protagonists ...maybe you think that strong women always keeps instruments and other stuff then why do they want Male companion its really absurd ... In real life too the so called foolish men want independent and strong women without knowing the real definition of strong women .they feel they are coffee to enjoy ..then the actual simple homely strong are led down or looked down up .. despite being independent. Plus anyways goddess Shakti or Lalita won't like it as she does not use power immediately only verbal duet she has with auras and suras .only if they don't accept her will and stop the havoc around the place by torturing others .. then she does take her instruments given by demi gods as present please do read some epics before writing a female character.. Other wise the story is good the language can be better.. instead slitting the throat use gash it sounds better don't be mediocre in your approach. Om ..
Gauri tricked Rishab and got married to him who was supposed to marry her younger sister, Rishab accepted her as he had his reasons. But for me what worked was their first encounter where Gauri shot Rishab with an arrow in the desert. It was fatal and the start of their enmity.
Now imagine them living under one roof and not pouncing on each other like wild animals. Isn't it damm too interesting 🤓
Sizzling hot chemistry, a drama full of suspense, a love-hate relationship, and an unexpectedly wow plot.
The Story of Guari and Rishabh is one of the such. They met, hate, fought and fell in love. One thing that carried their love is desire which they thought is the only reason for them being together. Gauri Bhil Meena is the strong of the brides from the 3 prominent clans of Signoor other than Thakvar and the only one who was involved in the clan business and duties before being the Thakvar bride. Though she is the wrong bride but Rishabh Thakvar is the correct groom for her. Though the stories of Shivay - Ishani's and Rishabh Gauri had a very minor similarly, I love the later's story more than the former's. I enjoyed reading this dual POV storyline as it helped me connect with both the leads. Kudos to the author who always aces in capturing the readers heart.
This one was actually fine, it keeps you interested in the story. The MCs were fine, I don’t have any special thoughts about them. But my only issue is that some things happened a million times in this book - Her dancing every morning, His eyes flickering or getting dark, Her calling Rishabh the “enemy” husband for million times in this book.
I enjoyed the second part of the book better, the 1st part felt so repetitive to me. The FMC’s antics were so childish and she didn’t come to me as a clan leader with her act first think later mentality and she was contradictory at times (she tried to seduce him and make her people believe that their marriage is real and then when he called her with endearments in public she asked him to stop 🤦♀️).
Also reading "her enemy husband" every single time she refers to the MMC started to get on my nerves, so yeah. First read of this author and I’m not sure if I’ll read more of her, we’ll see..